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I want to get the admin and its password, what i want to do, is authentificate everything with its credentials.
How to do it instead of hardcoding it by:
user = authenticate(username='me', password='12345')
login(request, user)
You can't get password from database, it's only an hashed fingerprint. Django password documentation
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I am new to django. My web application in django using auth functions to authenticate users with a custom made admin panel. Is it possible to authenticate user and admin at the same time from a browser?(without using incognito window)
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Please explain how to get user.id and user.name of client who talking with my bot in balebot. There is a peer class, but i don't know how exactly it works?
its a simple way to use get_effective_user() function to get peer_id or accesshash, see:
user_peer=update.get_effective_user()
user_id = user_peer.peer_id
But if you need more you can get name and other feilds of user from an Update Json. like this :
def text_received(bot, update):
for user in update.users:
print(user.get_json_object())
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I'm having a little trouble figuring out if I should have an API for admins and for users splitted. So:
Admins should login using /admin/login with a POST request, and users just /login.
Admins should access/edit/etc resources on /admin/resourceName and users just /resourceName.
You should only have one endpoint, not one for each type of user. What if you have moderators? Will you also create a /mods/login ?
What each user should and shouldn't have access to should be sorted out with permissions.
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I want to add an email into a path in Django. I did this code but I don't know how take the variable called email after username place.
path('validate_email/<slug:username>/(?P<email>[\w.%+-]+#[A-Za-z0-9.-]+\.[A-Za-z]{2,4})/<slug:token>', views.validate_email, name="validate_email")
You cannot use a regex with path(). If you want to use a regex you'll need to use re_path() or url().
It might be easier to use simply <email> in the URL pattern, then you can validate the email in the view.
path('validate_email/<slug:username>/<email>/<slug:token>', views.validate_email, name="validate_email")
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this is my view
def mydate(request):
date = datetime.datetime.strptime(request.GET.get('date'),"%Y-%m-%d")
return HttpResponse(data)
and i want call this view in another method in the django project
how to deal with this problem ？
yup you can do it
like this
def other_view(request):
item = mydate()
// now do what you need to do